Owl kindergarten

I am showcasing the last couple of weeks of fun we have had in our classroom! Let's start with the most recent. 1) We made the cutest turkeys this week! Lots of fine motor work went into these babies. First, we sprayed large coffee filters with brown tinted water to make the body. Next, we colored a small coffee filter with a brown washable marker and then dropped water through pipettes to spread the marker. For the feathers, little ones were given 3" strips of construction paper strips and…

These Owl Babies activities will help you build a read-aloud lesson that is rich in comprehension, vocabulary, and fun!

Trace the owl's feathers and work on fine motor skills with these cute tracing worksheets. Today I'm sharing some adorable owl tracing worksheets. You can add these to your owl theme lesson plans, or pull

I hope you had a chance to view my owl adventure slide show in my last post. If you haven't....I really do think it would be worth your time to take a peek! It's filled with some fun ideas for fall...and learning about owls. :) One thing I did NOT include in the slideshow was the final product of our owl art project. (In the slideshow, you can sneak a peek at the kiddos in action as they work on the project....but it doesn't show the completed version.) When I posted them in the hallway this…

Long list of free owl printables plus ideas for using owl printables to create Montessori-inspired owl activities.:)

In this super fun lesson we are going to learn how to draw an owl two different ways and learn really cool science facts about great owls.Supplies NeededOil ...